Hi. I'm blogging in the dark again. It's addictive I tell you. This is going to be the last post for this blog and I can go back to my personal space at wordpress.com! It been so long since I last updated in there. Yeh, you won't have to read anymore of my boring posts. There's more life elsewhere. Like, finding a new hobby, get out, smell the flowers and roll on the green grass.
This morning we went back to the 3D lab to transfer the video to tape and to burn it into DVD. Jen tried using her mac to burn it but it didn't work. We took over an hour to get it transferred when it should only take less than an hour! Oh gawd. The fire wire was terrible. It didn't help at all please. We tried to transfer with 2 different video cameras, 5 different fire wires, at least 4 different computers and even tried to burn the video into DVD countless times, but nothing worked! So frustrating. It was already 10mins past noon by then and we were still stuck there. I think we used Yi Chuin's video camera to try out and thanks to her, it put an end to our hair-pulling mad rush. The video transfer to tape was quite fast. Thankfully, the lecturers were kind enough to extend the deadline to 1pm.
Almost the entire cohort was already there when we went to the LT. We quickly settled down and the screening started. Some of the videos were really impressive! I felt like a loser. Too bad, I had to leave for work halfway through the screening. I didn't get to see Raj's video!!! And I was looking forward to that. Anyway, I heard from others that his video is really stunning. Even Mr Ronald couldn't stop whistling and clapping.
To conclude, I've learned a lot from this project. Not only am I more familiar and got to learn more about the softwares used, I have also learned a very valuable lesson. That is to plan properly! Especially for production work. Lots of thoughts have to be put into the planning and it has to be very detailed. One more lesson learnt is teamwork, everyone is important. They are your pillars to support you and are there for you when you fall. We go through thick and thin together. Especially as a group, we help each other and overcome the problems together.
Though, the video didn't turn out very well (cos I know we could've done ten thousand times better, I think.), but in any case, I feel so super relieve now that it's over and at least we managed to complete the video. Really. Trust me when I say that. I'd like to think that everything went pretty well. I'd like to think of myself as an optimist. All in all, I believe it was a good experience for us. The relationships that we've all forged, all the fun and stressful times we've shared are priceless. Man, I hate this feeling. Sitting alone in the dark and feeling emo over this just doesn't feels right.
OOOOOOKKK! SO! Today marks the end of my first year in MOI. I would like to thank each and everyone of you who helped us out any ways, whether is it a favour like helping us to get foods and drinks from the canteen and cheers, or helping us to handle the camera or saving our asses many times when we get ourselves into trouble and of cos, saving our footages from the hard disks and mac and whatever transfers! YOU PEOPLE ARE THE BEST! THANK YOU MANY MANY MUCH!
Last but not least, Alfie, you're awesome! Thank you for being with us and guiding us along.
Last last but not least least, GINABRUDDER! SHUSHU! JENNYFULOPEZ! KALA! MANY MANY THANK YOUS TO YOU GIRLS. GIRL POWER! YAAWWW! Without y'all, the video willl not be completed. The times spent together were really enjoyable. I'm so happy I have such adorable friends!!! XOXOXXXO! Happy holidays!
PS/ My fingers are slim and fit. They have been doing a lot of exercise: typing.
Fare thee well, yall!
Adeline, OUT!